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quantity from
general (dimensionally
compounded)
quantities to only
products of
powers of the
quantities,
unless some of the
independent quantities are...
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compound unit
quantities. For example, the
operation of
reduction is used to
transform the
compound quantity 1 h 90 min into the
single unit
quantity...
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Dimensionless quantities, or
quantities of
dimension one, are
quantities implicitly defined in a
manner that
prevents their aggregation into
units of measurement...
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Chemical substances may take the form of a
single element or
chemical compounds. If two or more
chemical substances can be
combined without reacting,...
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modern archery, a
compound bow is a bow that uses a
levering system,
usually of
cables and pulleys, to bend the limbs. The
compound bow was
first developed...
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molecular weight or
formula weight, but see
related quantities for usage) of a
chemical compound is
defined as the
ratio between the m**** and the amount...
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defined as: R =
quantity of
substance in the
mobile phase total quantity of
substance in the
system {\displaystyle \ R={\frac {\mbox{
quantity of substance...
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International System of
Units (SI) for
amount of substance, an SI base
quantity proportional to the
number of
elementary entities of a substance. One mole...
- with a
focus on the
thermophysical properties of
thermally labile compounds.
Quantities like
fusion temperature,
fusion enthalpy, sublimation, and vaporization...
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Exponential growth occurs when a
quantity grows as an
exponential function of time. The
quantity grows at a rate
directly proportional to its present...
